[Zope3-Users] Vocabularies and Zope3-svn

[Frank Burkhardt]

Hi,

I've got some simple vocabularies like this one:

[vocabularies.py]
class RedirectTargetTypes(SimpleVocabulary):
   def __init__(self,context):
      targettypes={
         'generic url':_(u"Arbitrary URL"),
         'local uid':_(u"Local UID or Permalink"),
         'local url':_(u"Local URL reference")
      }
      terms=[SimpleTerm(code,title=title) for (code,title) in targettypes.items()]
      SimpleVocabulary.__init__(self,terms)

[configure.zcml]
   <vocabulary
      factory=".redirect.vocabularies.RedirectTargetTypes"
      name="Redirect targets"
   />



After the latest svn-update, I always get this warning:



/var/lib/zope3/instance/mpgsite-test/lib/python/redirect/configure.zcml:26: 
DeprecationWarning: The 'vocabulary' directive has been deprecated and will
be removed in Zope 3.5.  Use the 'utility' directive instead to register the
class as a named utility:
  <utility
      provides="zope.app.schema.interfaces.IVocabularyFactory"
      component="redirect.vocabularies.RedirectTargetTypes"
      name="Redirect targets"
      />
  <vocabulary



Unfortunately, when replacing the old 'vocabulary' by the new 'utility' directive,
I get this error:



  File "/opt/zope3-svn/zope3/src/zope/component/site.py", line 241, in provideUtility
    raise Invalid("The registered component doesn't provide "
zope.configuration.config.ConfigurationExecutionError: zope.component.interfaces.Invalid:
The registered component doesn't provide the promised interface.
  in:
  File "/var/lib/zope3/instance/mpgsite-test/lib/python/redirect/configure.zcml", line 26.1-30.3
        <utility
                component=".redirect.vocabularies.RedirectTargetTypes"
                provides="zope.app.schema.interfaces.IVocabularyFactory"
                name="Redirect targets"
        />

I tried some hours modifying the "RedirectTargetTypes" class with implements
and classProvides but it didn't work. How am I supposed to write a simple
vocabulary the new way? Will it be 100% "compatible" to old style vocabularies
(e.g. run on Zope 3.2)?

Regards,

Frank